Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James had the whole NBA in disbelief after he delivered a Dunk of the Year contender against the Dallas Mavericks on Tuesday night. Early in the first quarter ...

LeBron James had tried to get his teammates involved and rack up an assist. The result was clanked shots. So LeBron decided to do it himself — with a dunk of the year candidate. Damn ...

Bronny James didn't get to take part in Lakers-Celtics on Saturday night. Instead, LeBron's son took the court in the NBA G League for the South Bay Lakers against City Cruise, and he added quite the ...

Watch James’ poster dunk against the Mavs here: Here’s another angle: LeBron has been amazing since he stepped away from the team. The Lakers made a big move getting Dorian Finney-Smith on the ...

LeBron James has achieved virtually everything possible throughout his illustrious 22-year NBA career. One thing he's never done, though, is participate in the Slam Dunk Contest. Fans have ...

It was a well-earned victory that effectively saw L.A. leading wire-to-wire with great performances from LeBron ... James would later take to social media to celebrate his monster dunk: The ...

Facing off against the reigning champion Boston Celtics, LeBron led the Lakers to a dominant performance, highlighted by a ...

Nitpicking the dunk buries the point, however. LeBron James is still an unstoppable force at the rim in his 22nd NBA season. He moves with both ease and ferocity, a rare combination for any ...

is basically what Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James had to say after teammate and friend Anthony Davis downplayed the former's latest monster dunk. James's poster alley-oop came during ...

Lebron James scared one of his best friends ... During the game, guard Quincy Olivari lobbed a ball to Bronny James, who threw down a monster dunk that had the crowd screaming and jumping.

Achieving anything against LeBron James is worth celebrating, so much so that Nike once put out a $500 bounty to dunk on "The ...

Matt Levine works as a contributing writer for Newsweek based in California. His expertise is in covering the NBA but he also covers multiple other sports. He has been with Newsweek since 2024.